Catterall vs Eubank Results: Punch Stats, Technical Decision Breakdown, and Round-by-Round Analysis

In a dramatic welterweight clash at Manchester Arena on July 5, 2025, Jack Catterall (31-2, 13 KOs) claimed a controversial technical decision victory over previously unbeaten Harlem Eubank (21-1, 9 KOs). The DAZN-broadcasted bout ended abruptly after six rounds due to severe cuts from an accidental head clash, sending the fight to the judges’ scorecards.

Official Results

• Winner: Jack Catterall
• Method: Technical Decision (TD)
• Round: 7 (fight halted before round began)
• Judges’ Scorecards:
  • 69-66
  • 69-66
  • 69-65
    All scores in favor of Catterall

Catterall vs Eubank Punch Stats Breakdown

Data sourced from Boxing Data API

Stat	Jack Catterall	Harlem Eubank
Total Punches Landed	51	17
Total Punches Thrown	186	85
Total Accuracy	27.4%	20.0%
Power Punches Landed	27	10
Power Accuracy	36.5%	21.3%
Jabs Landed	24	7
Jab Accuracy	19.8%	16.7%

Totals reflect completed rounds (1-6)

Round-by-Round Analysis: How Catterall Dominated

Round 1

Catterall established control (5 landed), using his southpaw stance to outwork Eubank (2 landed). Eubank’s 9.1% power accuracy foreshadowed offensive struggles.

Round 2

Catterall doubled Eubank’s output (8 landed vs 2). Eubank’s power punches dipped to 12.5% accuracy as Catterall’s defense shined.

Round 3

Catterall landed 6 power punches (54.5% accuracy) - his most dominant offensive round. Eubank failed to land a single power shot.

Round 4

Eubank showed glimpses (37.5% power accuracy), but Catterall maintained volume advantage (8 landed). Strategic jabbing emerged from both.

Round 5

Catterall’s activity peaked (37 thrown), though accuracy dipped. Eubank landed his best punch - a snapping jab at 50% accuracy.

Round 6

Pivotal Moment: Catterall’s best round (14 landed). Head clash in final seconds caused fight-ending cuts over both eyes. Blood covered the canvas.

Round 7

Fight halted by referee Bob Williams due to severity of cuts before round began.

Key Takeaways: What the Stats Reveal

1. Volume Gap: Catterall’s 186 total punches thrown overwhelmed Eubank’s 85, creating a 3:1 output ratio.
2. Power Disparity: Catterall landed 27 power punches (36.5% accuracy) to Eubank’s 10 (21.3%) - the decisive stat differential.
3. Defensive Clinic: Eubank’s 20% total accuracy exposed his inability to solve Catterall’s southpaw defense.
4. Critical Cut: The head clash capitalized on Eubank’s existing cut issues, halting his late-round momentum.

Fight Breakdown: Strategies and Adjustments

Catterall’s Strengths

• Neutralized Eubank’s reach advantage by controlling center ring
• Masterful counter-punching off Eubank’s hesitant attacks
• Consistent body-head combinations (40% body shot ratio in R4)

Eubank’s Weaknesses

• Failed to use orthodox stance advantage in exchanges
• Frozen by feints: Landed just 1 punch in Round 3
• Over-reliance on single power shots instead of combinations

Turning Point

The accidental clash at 2:59 of Round 6 rendered Eubank’s left eye a “bloody faucet” (per DAZN commentary), halting his best defensive round where he’d limited Catterall to 37.8% accuracy.

Performance Evaluation

Jack Catterall (B+)

• Exceeded expectations in welterweight debut
• Converted 237-round experience advantage into ring generalship
• Proved he could carry power up from 140lbs

Harlem Eubank (C-)

• Undefeated record masked technical gaps
• Failed to use 1-inch height/reach advantages
• Hesitant offense (landed <3 punches/round in 4 rounds)

What’s Next?

Jack Catterall

Options:

• Return to junior welterweight for title shot
• Stay at welterweight for names like Conor Benn
• Rematch clause potential

Harlem Eubank

Rebuild required:

• Domestic-level fights to refine technique
• Surgical consultation for cut management
• Potential trainer change after tactical missteps

Catterall vs Eubank FAQs

Q: Who won Catterall vs Eubank?
A: Jack Catterall by technical decision after 6 rounds.

Q: What was the punch stat difference?
A: Catterall outlanded Eubank 51-17 in total punches (27-10 in power shots).

Q: Was there a knockout?
A: No. Fight ended due to cuts from accidental head clash.

Q: Why did it go to scorecards?
A: Cuts were ruled unintentional, requiring judges’ decision per British Boxing Board rules.

Q: How did pre-fight stats compare?
A: Catterall had 11 more fights (32 vs 21) but same age (32). Eubank had 1-inch height advantage.

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